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One way is to change all the ( to a , using fine & replace, then use text to
colums using ) and , as the delimiters and skip the columns you dont want. You should have 117 90 & 4 in seperate columns John MOS Master Instructor Office 2000, 2002 & 2003 Please reply & rate any replies you get Ice Hockey rules (especially the Wightlink Raiders) "Confused" wrote: How do I break this string of letters without having to manually enter this into three columns? L(117),D(90),O(4) The end result should be in three separate columns (117, 90, 4). |
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